**Executive Summary**
The Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting (I&B) unveiled the Government of India Calendar 2026, themed "Bharat@2026: Sewa, Sushasan and Samriddhi" (Service, Good Governance and Inclusive Prosperity). The calendar reflects India's transformation and governance priorities, aiming towards a Viksit Bharat by 2047. The calendar is available for download by scanning the QR code in the document.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Calendar Overview:**
* The calendar showcases India's transformation, reflecting the nation's priorities and values.
* It aims to renew collective resolve towards the goal of a Viksit Bharat by 2047.
* It presents an India that is secure in its identity, strong in its institutions, and clear in its long-term vision.
* **Calendar Themes:**
* The calendar features twelve thematic monthly sheets depicting key pillars of national progress.
* Each month has a specific theme:
* January: Atmanirbharta se Atmavishwas (Self-reliance)
* February: Samriddh Kisan, Samriddh Bharat (Farmers)
* March: Nari Shakti for New India (Women)
* April: Saralikaran se Sashaktikaran (Simplification and Governance Reforms)
* May: Veerta se Vijay Tak: Operation Sindoor (Armed Forces)
* June: Swasth Bharat, Samriddh Bharat (Wellbeing)
* July: Vanchiton ka Samman (Dignity for the Most Vulnerable)
* August: Yuva Shakti, Rashtra Shakti (Youth Energy)
* September: Gati, Shakti, Pragati (Infrastructure Expansion)
* October: Parampara se Pragati Tak (Civilizational Values)
* November: Sabka Saath, Sabka Samman (Inclusive Progress)
* December: Vishva Bandhu Bharat (India's Global Role)
* **Accessibility:**
* The calendar is published in 13 Indian languages.
* **Economic Context:**
* Reforms undertaken in 2025 have strengthened India's economic resilience.
* These reforms include tax relief, GST 2.0 rationalization, Labour Codes implementation, and employment generation initiatives.
**Impact Analysis**
**Citizens of India**
* **Impact:** The calendar is a medium to understand the priorities of governance and India's transformation. It reflects the nation's values and aspirations. The calendar's availability in 13 languages is also intended to connect with people from every linguistic and cultural background.
* **Action Required:** To download the Government of India Calendar 2026, scan the following QR Code.
**Ministry of Information and Broadcasting**
* **Impact:** Responsible for the dissemination and promotion of the Government of India Calendar 2026.
* **Action Required:** Ensure the effective distribution of the calendar across various platforms and languages.
**Government of India**
* **Impact:** The calendar promotes the Government's policies, priorities, and achievements.
* **Action Required:** Utilize the calendar as a communication tool to engage with citizens and promote the vision of a Viksit Bharat.
Key Entities Referenced
Government of India Calendar 2026: A calendar published by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting showcasing India's transformation and priorities of governance, with the theme 'Bharat@2026: Sewa, Sushasan and Samriddhi'.
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting: The central ministry responsible for the publication of the Government of India Calendar 2026 and for disseminating information about the government's priorities.
Bharat@2026: Sewa, Sushasan and Samriddhi: The central theme of the Government of India Calendar 2026, representing service, good governance, and inclusive prosperity.
Ministry of Information & Broadcasting
Union Minister of State for I&B Dr. L. Murugan
unveils Government of India Calendar 2026
The theme for the Calendar is “Bharat@2026: Sewa,
Sushasan and Samriddhi”
Bharat@2026 Calendar showcases India’s transformation,
says I&B Secretary Sanjay Jaju
प्रव तथ: 31 DEC 2025 2:25PM by PIB Delhi
Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting (I&B) and Parliamentary Affairs, Dr. L.
Murugan, today unveiled the Government of India Calendar 2026. The Minister said the Calendar is not
merely an annual publication of dates and months, but a medium that reflects India’s journey of
transformation, highlights the priorities of governance, and renews the collective resolve towards the goal
of a Viksit Bharat by 2047.
The theme of the Calendar, “Bharat@2026: Sewa, Sushasan and Samriddhi” (Service, Good
Governance and Inclusive Prosperity), presents an India that is secure in its identity, strong in its
institutions and clear in its long-term vision. The Minister highlighted that the Calendar captures the spirit
of national confidence rooted in people-centric governance, strengthened service delivery, and reforms
that are designed to simplify processes and enhance trust between citizens and the State.Referring to key reforms undertaken in 2025, Dr. Murugan said that structural measures have strengthened
India’s economic resilience while ensuring that the benefits of growth reach every section of society. He
noted that tax relief under the new tax regime, GST 2.0 rationalisation, implementation of the four Labour
Codes, and focused employment generation initiatives have provided momentum to productivity, ease of
living, and inclusive prosperity.
Speaking on the occasion, Secretary, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Shri Sanjay Jaju, said the
Government of India Calendar actually spells out the priority of the government and has evolved into a
powerful communication instrument reflecting the nation’s priorities and values. He noted that the 2026
Calendar, themed “Bharat@2026 Sewa, Sushasan aur Samriddhi,” captures India’s confident
consolidation through reform, inclusion and aspiration.
The Calendar 2026 features twelve thematic monthly sheets depicting key pillars of national
progress and reflecting the spirit of a changing India. These include Atmanirbharta se Atmavishwas
(January), which highlights self-reliance across sectors; Samriddh Kisan, Samriddh Bharat (February),
underscoring the central role of farmers; Nari Shakti for New India (March), celebrating women as
architects of a modern India; and Saralikaran se Sashaktikaran (April), focusing on simplification and
governance reforms. The themes also include Veerta se Vijay Tak: Operation Sindoor (May) honouring the
courage and sacrifice of the armed forces; Swasth Bharat, Samriddh Bharat (June) and Vanchiton ka
Samman (July) emphasising wellbeing and dignity for the most vulnerable; Yuva Shakti, Rashtra Shakti
(August) and Gati, Shakti, Pragati (September) capturing the energy of youth and the expansion of
physical and digital infrastructure; Parampara se Pragati Tak (October) and Sabka Saath, Sabka Samman
(November) reaffirming India’s civilisational values and inclusive progress; and Vishva Bandhu Bharat
(December), highlighting India’s role as a responsible and trusted global partner.
Smt. Kanchan Prasad, Director General (CBC) highlighted that the calendar is published in 13 Indian
languages, the calendar’s inclusivity mirrors the government’s vision of connecting with citizens from
every linguistic and cultural background. The event was attended by Shri. Prabhat, Addl. Secretary
(Ministry of I&B), Smt. Anupama Bhatnagar, Director General (PIB), along with senior officers of the
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
The dignitaries extended warm greetings for the New Year and expressed confidence that 2026 will mark
another decisive step towards a prosperous, inclusive, and confident India.
To download the Government of India Calendar 2026, scan the following QR Code:
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